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Find the path to forming your family through surrogacy in Mexico
At FertilyLife, a leading surrogacy agency in Cancún, Mexico, we guide you every step of the way toward building the family you've always dreamed of. Safe, legal, and open to all families.
We are committed to being your guide on this journey towards realizing your dreams
At FertilyLife, a leading surrogacy agency in Cancún, Mexico, we are dedicated to guiding you every step of the way toward building the family you've always dreamed of.
Surrogacy in Mexico is a safe and legal option that brings renewed hope to couples who have struggled with infertility, including LGBTQ+ families and those for whom other fertility treatments haven't worked.
Explore Our ProgramsMexico surrogacy at a glance
Continuous Legal Assistance
Thanks to a group of experts experienced in this field, ensuring safety and legal protection for intended parents, surrogates, and the child.
Birth Certificate & Mexican Passport
Mexican passport and nationality for the baby, with birth certificate naming the intended parents — not the surrogate.
Legal Recognition Before Birth
Establishing the legal parentage of the baby from the eighth month of pregnancy, ensuring their rights are recognized before birth.
Access to Trusted Surrogates
An exclusive opportunity to connect with trusted surrogate mothers, thoroughly screened and selected by our team of specialists.
Open to All Families
Our programs are open to all types of families — including LGBTQ+ couples, single parents, and couples facing infertility or conception challenges.
Clear Surrogacy Legislation
Legal frameworks for surrogacy in Mexico, ensuring safety and legal protection for intended parents, surrogates, and the child.
Meet the team behind FertilyLife
Expert coordinators guiding you every step of the way, from first consultation to the day you meet your baby.
Liudmyla Rusak
CEO & Managing Director
Azul Sánchez Espinoza
Patient Coordinator
Blanca Bravo
Egg Donor / Surrogate Coordinator
Rosario González
Surrogate Coordinator México City
Susanna Contreras
Patient Coordinator
Learn about the legal aspects of surrogacy in Mexico
Mexico's legal framework for surrogacy is one of the most progressive in the world. The Supreme Court has recognized surrogacy as a constitutional right, and the baby is issued a birth certificate naming the intended parents — not the surrogate.
The baby also receives a Mexican passport and nationality, making international travel and citizenship processes straightforward for families from the US, Canada, and Europe.
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The surrogacy agency American and Canadian parents trust
FertilyLife works with intended parents from every US state and all Canadian provinces. Our programs are designed to make the legal, medical, and logistical journey seamless for North American families.
Surrogacy agency for Americans
Save $70K–$130K vs US surrogacy agencies. 3-hour direct flights from most US cities. US Embassy-supported CRBA process.
Guide for American Parents →Surrogacy agency for Canadians
Skip Canada's 1–3 year altruistic wait. Programs 30–40% less than Canadian surrogacy costs. Direct flights from Toronto & Vancouver.
Guide for Canadian Parents →Frequently Asked Questions
Is surrogacy legal in Mexico?
Yes. Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that surrogacy is a constitutional right. Several states, particularly Tabasco and others, have explicit surrogacy legislation. Both heterosexual and LGBTQ+ intended parents can pursue surrogacy legally.
How much does surrogacy cost in Mexico?
Total surrogacy programs in Mexico typically range from $56,900 to $70,000 USD, which includes agency fees, legal costs, medical procedures, and surrogate compensation. This is approximately 50–65% less than similar programs in the United States.
Can single people or LGBTQ+ couples do surrogacy in Mexico?
Yes. Mexican law and Supreme Court rulings protect the right of all individuals to form families through surrogacy, regardless of marital status or sexual orientation.
How long does the surrogacy process take in Mexico?
The typical timeline is 12–18 months from initial consultation to birth. Surrogate matching usually takes 1–3 months, followed by IVF, embryo transfer, pregnancy, and birth.
FertilyMed — Excellence in Puerto Cancún
A modern, fully equipped fertility clinic with embryology laboratory, operating room, andrology, and cryobank — located in Cancún's most prestigious district.
Ready to explore surrogacy in Mexico?
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